| A | B |
| indicates the size distance on a map compared with reality | scale |
| i directional symbol on a map | compass rose |
| the feature of a map which tells you which symbols in colors mean | legend |
| it is important to be sure of this because north is always at the top | orientation |
| bridge where native peoples crossed from Asia to the americas | Bering Straight |
| Cartographer for whom America is named | Amerigo Vespucci |
| a period of conflict and change in the Catholic church in the 1500's | Protestant Reformation |
| The person cut England off from the Catholoc church becaus ethe pope would not grant him a divorce | King Henry VIII |
| ruler of england who encouraged piracy and exploration | Queen Elizabeth I |
| the first English colony, or Lost Colony, as not a trace of it was ever found | Roanoke Island, Virginia |
| Sent his armada to attack England but was defeated by her smaller, faster ships | Phillip II of Spain |
| First English colony to survive thanks to John Smith and tabacco | Jamestown, Va. |
| One of the groups that first populated the americas who lived in what now is called Peru | Incas |
| The white settlers had these, which killed far more of the natives of the Americas than the gunpowder or blades | diseases |
| William Penn, founder of Pennsilvania, called his colony this, as it was going to be a fair society, all males could vote | Holy Experiment |
| The colony created to be a haven for catholics, founded by lord Baltimore | Maryland |
| The nations which first exploed and colonizd the americas | Spain and portugal |
| The religion imposed on teh natives of the coonies by the Spanish and Portugese was | Catholicsm |
| when the Pilgrims landed at plymouth, they took their first step towards self-governing when they signed | The Mayflower |
| Roger Williams was forced to leave Mass. bay colony beacuse of controversal ideas, founded teh colony of | Rhode Island |
| King Philips War, 1695, was named the native American who tried to make alliances with other tribes to fight white settlers | Metacom |
| Henry Hudson, though English, sailed for this country and claimed the area around the river named for him | the Netherlands |
| The culter and lifestyle of teh middle colonies was centered upon | farming |
| The Spanish conquered with sword and scripter | they used the mission system, then fought with swords |
| The full name of the native amrican who helped the Pilgrims of Plymouth survive was | Tisquantum |
| Immigrants who coulod not afford passage to teh colonies and had to work it off for 5-7 years | indentured servants |
| Refers to trade between Africa, West Indies, and the colonies | Triangle Trade Route |
| Safeguarded slave owners from violence of slaves and kept slaves "in their peace" | slave codes |
| refers to the journey which brought Africa to teh west Indies | Middle Passage |
| A product, such as tabacco or cotton, which yielded high profits | cash crops |
| had a constant market and could generally be counte don for lively hood | staple crops |
| A piedmont farmer who resented Indians and high taxes, he burned Jamestown and attacked friendly Indians | Nathaniel Bacon |
| a large farm in the south | plantation |
| what year did Eli Whitney invent teh cotton gin? | 1793 |
| Terrible Transformation | African Birth or heritage |
| African blacks were sold to European slave traders by | enemy African tribes |
| Southerners were interested in growing this cash crop inland, but it was difficult because of the sticky seeds | short-staple cotton |
| the people living in the piedmont region of Virgibia were upset due to | social differnces, high taxes, problems with Indians |
| differences between slaves and indentured servants | slaves were owned like property, slaves were slaves for life, |
| Why was "A slave's Middle Passage so important | a primary source, serves as bares witness |
| the results of teh bacon rebellion | people switched to black slavery rather than indentured servants. |
| He was kidnapped with his sister and sold into slavery | Olaudah Equiano |
| according to this any man who paid his way to virgina got fifty acres of land | head right system |
| stretch of land along the atlantic coast extending about 75 miles inland | tidewater` |
| a plateau of forests and foothills | piedmont |
| the largest of the seaport cities of the colonies | Boston |
| colony which followed a policy of pacifism as well as brotherly love | Pennsylvania |
| typemof colony administrated by the English government | N.J. |
| type of colony largely independent of england's control | self-governing |
| economic wealth where a nation tried to gain greater wealth and power than it's rivals | mercantilism |
| a nation strives or export more than it imports | favorable balance of trade |
| series of laws passed by Britian to regulate trade and shipping in teh colonies | Navigation acts |
| the act of importing or exporting illegally | smuggling |
| Britian's policies of ignoring the coloniests illegal activities | salutary neglect |
| tried to get teh royal governer recalled and teh mass. charter back | Increase Mather |
| a dutch protestant who was asked to rule England | William of Orange |
| The permanant establishment of Parliaments supremacy over the monarchy and law of toleration towards religious disenters | The Glorious Revolution |
| opposition to fighting | pacifism |
| Nazis destroyed Jewish businesses and synagogues | Kristallnacht |
| issues which cause disputed beween settlers and native Americans | land and christianity |
| the right to vote | suffrage |
| first colonial written constitution | Fundemental Orders of Connecticut |
| an area which teh colonies had direct trade | West Indies |
| The mainreason why countries have colonies is to have this source | raw materials |
| Smugglers were to be tried in these courts | admiralty |
| movement of the 18th century where reason was the hallmark of time | Enlightment |
| Philosipher who believed humans had natural rights of life, liberty, and property | John Locke |
| Great example of a man with enlightment, printer, inventor, | Ben Franklin |
| had their own revival and determined slavery was wrong for them | Quakers |
| The german immigrant was accused of libel and put on trial | John peter Zenger |
| first black women to publish writings in America | Philis Wheatly |
| Act which said that colonists could not issue their own paper money | Currency |
| act when parliment declared the right to tax and rule colonies | Declaratory |
| Act when colonists housed and supplied British troops | Quartering |
| act which placed mport duties on articals of every day use | townshend |
| search warrents which gave British officals rights ro search colonists businesses | Writes of assistance |
| ct which placed a duty on sugar products | Sugar |
| Act which put tax on paper and legal documents | stamp |
| Act which permitted french more land and more laws | Quebec |
| Sct ordereing settlers wt withdrow form Appalation Mountains | proclamation |
| act which punished the colonists for teh Boston tea party | Intolerable |
| the french fort built at the forks of Ohio, which teh British repeatedly tried to capture | Fort Duquesne |
| the secret group of colonists to protest teh stamp act and casued riots | the sons of liberty |
| the network which organized communication between the colonies, which Thomas Jefferson and patrick henry were members of | the commitees of corrospondance |
| the prhrase, "the shot heard round the world" by poet | Ralph Waldo Emerson |
| the last ditch effort at reconcilation with teh british resulted in an angry King George ordering a blockade and hiring Hessions | Olive Branch petition |
| votes George washington commander-in-chief of continetntal army | Continental Congress |
| In this essay Thomas paine's famous quote, "These are teh times that try men's souls, railed down trodden Patriot troops | The Crises |
| those who chose to remain loyal to brotian | loyalists |
| The early revolutionay war was a costly one for Britian, but a moral one for Patriots | Breed's Hill |
| a christmas time victory in which washington and his troopsmade a surprise attack on teh Hessions | Batle of Trenton |
| the turning [oint of the revolutionary war, for the colonists, becase france decided to join them | Battle of Saratoga |
| At Valley Forge, this man helped train Washington's troops | Baron Von Steubon |
| the french nobleman became one of america's most popular leaders | Marquis de lafayette |
| Last decisive battle of war, which cornwallis surrendored in fac eof french and americans | Yorktown |
| he and teh green mountain boys captured the british fort Ticonderoga | ethan Allan |
| Continental congress shose this man to be commander and chief of continental army | george washington |
| they aided british in teh war cause they were promised freedom | black slaves |
| a man considered a traitor, betrayed teh patriots | Benedict arnold |
| the pamphlet sold half million copies, to part Britain | "common sense' |
| wrote the decloration of independence | Thomas Jefferson |
| warned her husband not to forget the ladies in the Dec. of ind. | abigain adams |
| an inspiring phamplet by Thomas Paine | the crisis |
| the fench decided to join this cause after this battle, which was the turning point of war | Saratoga |
| casimir pulaski and Thddous Kosciuski came from this place to train patriot calvary | Poland |
| British moved the war in this direction because they needed more loyalist support | south |
| gave the colonists official recognition as an independent naion and all land up to Miss. river | treaty of paris |
| Britain's greatest advantage during teh war | her navy, largest in the world |
| George washington's greatest disadvantage | lack of supplies for his troops |
| not so much a failure, as training wheels on a bike of our govt. | artticals of confederation |
| oldest member of constitution, sooting hot tempers | ben franklin |
| law which specified the process of a terrirtory becominga state | Northest Ordiance |
| congress has the authority to interstate, reglate, and international trade | Tariff/trade compromse |
| a tragic mistake, it prolonged the horror of importing slaves | slave trade compromise |
| the supreme law of teh land | the constsitution |
| type of govt. in which people elect representitivs to office | Republic |
| pathetic figure , wooden leg, was responsible for the actual wording of teh constitution | Gouverneur morris |
| "smelled a rat", and would not attend teh constitution | patrick henry |
| the framers of our new constituton feared most | unlimited powers |
| given to teh federl govt. by states | delgaded powers |
| powers both states and federal govt. use | cocurrent powers |
| the branch of govt. wit the power to make laws | legislative |
| power to interpret laws and declare them unconstitutional | judicial |
| Spain would not give access to thisplace during teh revolutionary war | the port in New orleans |
| division o powers between fedeal and state govt. | federalsm |
| types of powers which states give teh federal govt. | regulating trade with othe rcountries |
| The president can be accused of being unlawfully | impeachment |
| a rejection by teh prs., a law by teh congress | veto |
| a vote by congress, that can overule the pres. rejection | 2/3 overide |